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Apr 12, 2017

Hiring Announcement for Tribal Climate Science Liaison for Southeast and Northeast Climate Science Centers

United Southern and Eastern Tribes, Inc. (USET) is soliciting applications for the position of Tribal Climate Science Liaison for the USET region and regions of the Southeast and Northeast Climate Science…

Apr 11, 2017

Conservation Corridor Digest Describes Connectivity Research at Climate Science Centers

The following post was written for Conservation Corridor, a website supported by the SE CSC that provides information about the science of landscape corridors as it relates to applied conservation strategies, by…

Mar 30, 2017

Research Spotlight: Got Uncertainty? How to Deal with Uncertainty When Making Conservation Decisions

Consider the following example of how we deal with uncertainty in our everyday lives: It’s 6:00 am. You look, bleary-eyed, out the window to see a calm sky with some clouds…

Mar 27, 2017

SE CSC Plays Role in Caribbean and Southeast Regional Engagement Workshops for the 4th National Climate Assessment

Interested citizens, scientists, subject matter experts, and key stakeholders recently gathered for two one-day public workshops to discuss climate change impacts that affect communities in the Caribbean area and in…

Mar 20, 2017

New Citizen Science Project Gathers Information on the Future of Forests

The following post by Global Change Fellow alumnus Michael Just, now working as a postdoctoral scholar with SE CSC Faculty Affiliate Steve Frank, describes a new citizen science component of…

Mar 20, 2017

March 2017 Newsletter

News and upcoming events related to the Southeast Climate Science Center. Subscribe to the monthly newsletter here. ——–SE CSC NEWS————————- SE CSC Partner Survey and Listening Tour. NC State University…

Mar 10, 2017

Gloomy Predictions: New Article Shows That Heat and Drought Combine to Increase Pest Outbreaks

Results of Southeast CSC research have just been published in the online journal PLOS ONE. The work was conducted by NCSU faculty Steve Frank and former SE CSC Global Change Fellow…

Mar 8, 2017

Research Spotlight: Cape Romain Partnership for Coastal Protection

Coastal regions of the southeastern US are experiencing dramatic changes affecting critical habitat for wildlife as well as threatening the safety and livelihoods of millions of residents living near the…

Mar 7, 2017

New Paper Details What We Know About Climate Threats to Cultural Heritage and Cultural Resources

Following re-posted from press release by D’Lyn Ford, NCSU News Services. Study Finds Knowledge Gaps on Protecting Cultural Sites from Climate Change North Carolina’s Cape Lookout lighthouse has survived threats…

Feb 22, 2017

Water Weaves Together Landscapes and Culture in the Southeast: Southeast Ecological Drought Workshop Report

The southeastern US is generally considered a water-rich area, though periodic drought is part of the historical climate patterns of the region. As the Southeast continues to grow in population and…